How to use Walmart Wi-Fi? - Complete Guide

Walmart offers free in-store Wi-Fi to customers at select Walmart locations. Learn how to connect to the Walmart Wi-Fi network to stay connected to the inter...

Walmart offers free in-store Wi-Fi to customers at select Walmart locations. Learn how to connect to the Walmart Wi-Fi network to stay connected to the internet.

How to connect to Walmart Wi-Fi?

  • Go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
  • Connect to “Walmartwifi” from the list of available networks.
  • A login page should open automatically. Otherwise, open a web browser and type https://www.walmart.com in the address bar.
  • Enter your Email Address, accept the terms and select Continue.
  • Enter the verification code you have received in your email and click Continue.
  • You will be connected to the Walmart Wi-Fi network.

Note: If you are a Walmart associate you can connect to the “SwimUpstream” Wi-Fi network on your work phone. You can ask your manager for the Wi-Fi password.

If you can not connect to the Walmart Wi-Fi network

  • Firstly, try restarting your device and reconnect to the Wi-Fi network. This should work in most cases.
  • If you were previously connected to the Wi-Fi network, you can go to Wi-Fi settings, select Walmartwifi network configuration > and click Forget this network and disable auto-connect option. Now try reconnecting to the Wi-Fi network again.
  • If the login page is not opening automatically, you can try force loading the page by typing http://8.8.8.8 or http://captive.apple.com in the address bar.

Is Walmart Wi-Fi safe?

When you connect to the Walmart Wi-Fi you let Walmart monitor your connection status and gain access to your in-store purchases and activities.

Like most public Wi-Fi networks, Walmart Wi-Fi can vulnerable to data interception. You should remain cautious and avoid sensitive activities such as online purchases and banking.

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Facebook: @walmart

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